Sentence examples for stately edifice from inspiring English sources

The Manege is a stately edifice, built after the War of 1812 — 100,000 square feet in the center of Moscow.

The fact that this great stately edifice was constructed on Orkney, an island that has become a byword for remoteness, makes the site's discovery all the more remarkable.

Now, its structure is iconic to the point of cliche: when a Hindi film needs to establish a scene as happening in Mumbai, it's CST that fills the screen, a stately edifice amid a swirl of traffic and people.

The sixth-floor apartment, which overlooks a church and the stately edifices of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, retained its gracious proportions but cried out for a renovation.

In this video, Goldberger looks at Goldman Sachs's earlier headquarters and contrasts the firm's architectural modesty with the stately edifices built by other financial companies.

Today she is the manager of the Port Richmond Library, which operates out of a stately brick edifice that Andrew Carnegie's largess built a century ago on "one of the finest residence streets on Staten Island," as the area was described in The Staten Islander of March 1905.

The stately stone edifice was recently renovated.

Yerkes had spent several million dollars building the stately 4-story edifice on the south corner of 5th Ave.

After throwing my bag in the wood-lined interior of my room at the cheap but cheerful Hotel Center, I was soon lost in cobbled lanes lined with medieval town houses, Baroque churches and stately 19th-century edifices — and plenty of concrete eyesores left over from decades of Yugoslav Socialism.

Or a stately, century-old building in the Flatiron.

The fountain was covered with an immense white tent, and a stage was being set up on one side of the intersection, just in front of the Palacio de Comunicaciones, the city's iconic structure, a Gothic-inspired edifice that was part wedding cake, part cathedral, but altogether stately.